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The 2 Films Alfred Hitchcock Called His Proudest Achievements Aren't What You'd Expect
Considering the sheer number of great movies Alfred Hitchcock has contributed to cinematic history, it's hard to identify any ...
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"I Abandoned Pure Cinema": Alfred Hitchcock Broke A Longstanding Movie Rule With This 1948 Thriller
Alfred Hitchcock knowingly "abandoned pure cinema" when he made this 1948 film, which went against the longstanding norms of filmmaking.
How to Watch Hitchcock: 5 Steps to Unlock the Master of Suspense
The director combined camera, sound and perspective techniques to create almost unbearable tension and anxiety for the ...
65 Years After Its Release, Filmmakers Julie Pacino and Joseph Kahn on Why Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘Psycho’ is Still ‘Scary As F—’
Alfred Hitchcock’s “Psycho” is widely regarded as one of the greatest horror movies ever made, and 65 years after its initial ...
Book versus film: How Alfred Hitchcock transported the spine-chilling ‘Psycho’ to the screen
The 1960s classic, adapted from Robert Bloch’s novel ‘Psycho’, transformed the depiction of violence in films.
‘Manhunt,’ ‘Cleaner’ and More Streaming Gems
A pair of derivative but enjoyable action movies lead off this month’s roundup of deep-cut recommendations on your ...
‘The 39 Steps’ at the Guild Festival lampoons Alfred Hitchcock — and is all the better for it
Patrick Barlow’s spoof on the classic spy thriller deftly skewers Alfred Hitchcock — and is all the better for it.
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What You Don’t Know About Alfred Hitchcock’s Real-Life Dark Side
Alfred Hitchcock was born on August 13, 1899, and in honor of the famed auteur’s 116th birthday, we’re celebrating our second annual Hitchcock Week on Decider. Click here to follow our coverage.